Person-Centred Planning (For Learning Disabilities)
This course is for staff who work in learning disability settings and therefore need a solid understanding of the principles and practice of person-centred planning.
Attending delegates will learn how PCP helps service users with disabilities plan and organise their future. The course will cover the ethos behind person-centred planning and delegates will explore the tools that are used including MAPs, PATH, PFP and ELP.
Person-centred planning is a way of organising around one person to define and create a better future. – Pete Richie
| Course Number | Course Validity | Course Duration | Course Assessment | Course Accreditation | Course Approvals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SC0210.1 | 3 Years | 1/2 Day | Continuous | - | - |
- Introduction and course overview
- PCP defined
- PCP is
- PCP is not
- Content of a plan
- Examples of different approaches (PATH, MAPs, PFP, ELP, dementia care map)
- Communication
- Consent and decision making
- Health support
- How to start
- Course evaluation
